Illegal Immigrants Flood into U.S. Despite Border Patrol Officers

Fox News host Tucker Carlson revealed new drone footage showing illegal immigrants rushing the southern border.

The Rio Grande River valley video showed more than three dozen immigrants running into the U.S. Only one Border Patrol pickup truck was available to respond.

Unfortunately, the Border Patrol officer was vastly outnumbered and unable to act as needed to secure the border.

The scene serves as an illustration of the border crisis along America’s southern border. Hard-working Border Patrol officers are vastly out-manned and lack the authority to shut down people illegally entering the nation.

The video noted, “The main group keeps running. The border patrol keeps going after them. You see some of them end up trying to scale a fence scale a wall to get away.
“Ultimately we did see border patrol catch up with about 15 of that group, but from what we saw it appeared that at least half of that group did end up getting away and was able to escape in the brush.”
Despite daily events like this video portrays, the Biden administration refuses to address the issue. Neither President Joe Biden nor Vice President Kamala Harris have plans to visit the border or to stop the current crisis.
What will it take to change the situation? Probably more than a new policy. We’ll likely need a new president.


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